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Corespondent

One of two or more parties against whom a lawsuit is commenced. A person named with others who must answer claims alleged in a bill, petition, or libel in a judicial proceeding. An individual who is accused of Adultery with another's spouse being sued for Divorce on that ground and who thereby becomes a defendant in the action.

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Guto, who was until recently in Rome as the BBC news corespondent, looks at the history of the papacy in this Opus TF produced documentary.

WATCH OUT FOR..

Sir, - Your provocative headline (Israel to blame for lack of peace) gives tacit credence to the crass distortions and untruths propagated once again by your corespondent Mr.

Letter: It is Arab duty to stop the slaughter

This and the following half-dozen recipes come from Cheers' constant corespondent, Bill Davis, bartender at Scooters in Lititz, PA.

Drinks

There is a Serbian corespondent for AFP [Agence-France Presse]," says Watson, a former reporter with the Toronto Star.

Trying to keep NATO honest

Before joining CNN in 1993, she was the chief Washington correspondent for The MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour and also served as the NBC News White House corespondent for five years.

Futurist Toffler joins NLC conference lineup

Traditionally the farm had also produced turkeys for a local processing company, but this side has now been turned over to large-scale broiler chicken production, reared on contract and fully meeting all environmental Meyrick Brown Agricultural Corespondent newsdesk@walesonline.co.uk requirements.

Farmer diversifies away from dairy in search of security

I finally deduced it was my email corespondent who was the reactionary.

Impressive as the Bluebirds were, jury still out on Slade / steve.tucker@trinitymirror.com; THE LAST WORD STEVE TUCKER AT CARDIFF CITY STADIUM THE LAST WORD / steve.tucker@trinitymirror.com

Our corespondent said the purpose of Monday's meeting was to discuss the post-amnesty programmes Yar'Adua came up with before falling sick.

Car bombs hit Nigeria oil city

Byline: BY HAROLD BROUGH Daily Post Golf Corespondent

Golf: Marmion dazzled by the sun - but not the stars; Eaton golfer shows he can stand the heat as he rifles on to professional scene

IT would seem that your corespondent of February 25 may be confusing two already confused subjects in Northern Ireland and the WMD issue.

These young people have a right to be consulted

Simon Hoggart, wine corespondent for the Spectator magazine published by Kimberly Quinn, rejected the claims as 'bull***t'.

NEW TWIST IN TALE

AS chairman of Cardiff council's planning committee may I correct the article (Echo, August 15) by local government corespondent Alison Sanders which makes reference to an increase in planning application fees.